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(c) For lots with an area of 12,000 sq. ft. to 65,340 sq. ft (1 ½ acres), the owner
may construct one accessory building of 900 sq. ft. or less, and a second
accessory building of 150 sq. ft. or less. If installing only one accessory
building, the owner may construct a building of 1,050 sq. ft. or less.

(d) For lots with an area less than 12,000 sq. ft, the owner may construct one
accessory building of 600 sq. ft. or less, and a second accessory building of
150 sq. ft. or less. If installing only one accessory building, the owner may
construct a building of 750 sq. ft. or less.

(e) Notwithstanding the above subsections, accessory buildings shall not
occupy more than 50% of the rear yard area.

(f) Accessory buildings shall not exceed 15 feet in height, as measured to the
top of the roof ridge board from the surrounding ground elevation, except
as may be necessary to accommodate a 6:12 standard pitched roof. No
accessory building may be more than one story.

(g) Accessory buildings shall not be nearer than 8 feet to any lot line, except
that buildings on or with respect to lots existing prior to the adoption of
Ordinance 2003-32 (i.e., October 7, 2003) shall not be nearer than 4 feet to
any lot line. Where a private garage has an entrance facing an alley, the
entrance shall not be located nearer than 10 feet from the nearest alley line.
Accessory buildings must comply with all setback requirements.

(h) The provisions of Section 17.18(2) relating to “home occupations” and
home “professional office” shall apply to all accessory buildings in
residential districts.

(i) No accessory building is allowed without a principal structure existing on
the same lot.

(2) Non-Residential Accessory Building Restrictions. The number and size of
accessory buildings allowed in non-residential districts shall be as permitted by the
Plan Commission.

17.11 Reserved.

17.12 Reserved.

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